The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-06-16

graduated at the Naval academy, shows
the following First, Robert Stocker, Min
nesota; second, Frank w. Hibbs, Minnesota;
tenth, B. w. Stearns, Iowa; thirteenth, Ed
ward Moale, Jr., Montana; nineteenth,
Ford H. Brown, Iowa; thirty fifth, Henry
A. Allen, Wisconsin; thirty Fred.
erick Z. Swanstrom, Minnesota; fortieth,
Colin s. Craig, Iowa.
The Cunard steamer Cephalonia. whose
management was fined 1000 for landing
an insane Irish woman at this port, was
permitted to clear and sail upon deposit
ing 81, 900 with the surveyor OF the port
The Cunard company will appeal to the
secretary OF the treasury for a remittance
| OF the fine.
Gen. Burdette, formerly commander OF
| the G. A. R., says: / don't think the presi
| dents presence in st. Louis will result in
| any unpleasantness SO far as the Grand
Army is concerned.
In South Chicago recently, 1900 Of
the 2, 100 men employed in the North Chi
| cago Rolling mills were compelled by the
coke famine to stop work for an indefinite
| time.
| J. Finley Hoke was sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary at Peoria, Ill.
He is bank forger.
| William z. Chandler will fill the place OF
| L.
| ate.
| John McMackin, says the position of the
Irish tenant is better than that OF his
American brother.
| Miss Dorothy Deneis the present profess
sional beauty Of London. Thousands OF
photographs OF her are in circulation and
men rave over her.
| In q conflict which occurred between
/ al. 4 d.
strikers were shot.
| At Quincy, Martin Curry Jr., aged fifteen,
| was shot and mortally wounded by Julius
Albright. The latter says he intended the
shot for Curry, ST., who had married his
| (Albright's) divorced wife sixteen years
| ago.
| The largest crowd ever seen in Stanton,
| Va, assembled to witness tine celebration
| OF the Confederate Memorial association.
| Gen. w. w. Averill OF New York delivered
the grafton, after being introduced by Gov.
Lee, who rejoiced in the obliteration OF all
| sectional lines.
| Judge Bond, OF the United States circuit
| court, decides that North Carolina must
resume the payment OF interest upon her
bonds OF the issue OF 1869.
| supplement petition has been fled by
the New England Life Insurance company
/ dO XNoW OII0asuo AA Auc ouAO 06DAhcV VIII
ton c. Randall, It's former agent. The
| petition specifies many instances OF alleged
fraud, and it is claimed that Randall's de-
falcations amount to $37. 900.
Hon. Bryan Callaghan. mayor of San
Antonio, Tex, Phil Sheridan. chief OF police,
| Aid. Degner, ex-Ald. Lockwood, Fred
! Herff, Jr., cashier Of the San Antonio Ma
tional bank, and four other well known
citizens were arrested charged with break
ing up prohibition meeting.
Jerome Burnett. aged seventeen. shot
and killed Col. John G. Hancock, q wealthy
planter Of Crawford county, Pa, with
whom Burnett's father was quarreling.
Judge Lawrence in the supreme court in
| New York, gave decision in the test case
OF the hotel keepers, holding that they
could not sell liquor to their guests with
meals on Sunday.
President Cleveland and party break.
tasted with Gov. Hill at the state house
in Albany.
Eugene Arno, La Crosse architect tries
to commit suicide four times but each
time was prevented. pr
A lightning rod agent attempted to raw,
ish tho wife Of G. w. Mills. q farmer resid-
ing about 10 miles west Of Flandrau, Oak
He induced her to take hold of the handles
OF an electric battery. and while under the
influence OF the shock took advantage Of
her. He has not been arrested.